Monday, March 31, 2008

Thurston Moore - Psychic Hearts (2006)


Tracklist:

1. Queen Bee and Her Pals
2. Ono Soul
3. Psychic Hearts
4. Pretty Bad
5. Patti Smith Math Scratch
6. Blues from Beyond the Grave
7. See-Through Playmate
8. Hang out
9. Feathers
10. Tranquilizer
11. Staring Statues
12. Cindy (Rotten Tanx)
13. Cherrys Blues
14. Female Cop
15. Elegy for All the Dead Rocks

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About this artist

 

Thurston Moore

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Real Name:Thurston Joseph Moore
Profile:Guitarist and vocalist born at the 25th of July 1958 in Coral Gables (FL, USA), raised in Bethel (CT, USA), lived in New York (NY, USA) for the largest part of his music career and learned playing guitar by Glenn Branca. He is now living in Rochester (NY, USA).

He's best known as the guitarist and vocalist of Sonic Youth which he co-founded in 1981. In 1984 he married Kim Gordon, member of Sonic Youth.

Besides Sonic Youth he did/does a lot of other projects and solo work and he runs the Ecstatic Peace! label.
URLs:http://www.sonicyouth.com/dotsonics/thurston/
In Groups:Backbeat Band, The, Bark Haze, Ciccone Youth, Dim Stars, Diskaholics, Diskaholics Anonymous Trio, Four Guitars, Male Slut, Mirror/Dash, Northampton Wools, Original Silence, Society's Ills, Sonic Youth, Thurston, Kim And Epic, To Live And Shave In L.A., Wylde Ratttz
Name Variations:All |Thurston Moore| Moore| T. Moore| Thurston| Thurston Joseph Moore
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Thurston Moore bio:

A member of the critically acclaimed art/punk rock band Sonic Youth, Moore has been involved in numerous side projects, including the Dim Stars with Richard Hell and Even Worse. His first solo album, Psychic Hearts (recorded during and immediately after his wife and Sonic Youth bassist Kim Gordon's pregnancy in 1994), with ex-Half Japanese guitarist Tim Foljahn and Sonic Youth drummer Steve Shelley, had an appropriately offhand feel but was far from sloppy. Along with carrying Sonic Youth into the 2000s, Moore collaborated with artists including DJ Spooky and Nels Cline, wrote music reviews and other pieces for Arthur magazine, and issued a book, Mix Tape: The Art of Cassette Culture, in 2005. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide (from mp3.com)

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